WINDOWS GALLERY FOLDERS

HI CAN SOMEONE HELP PLS I have photos in a folder on external passport when I try to open one of the folders to edit photo on laptop gallery is not finding folder yet when I plug into my pc gallery will find it . why wont it find it on my laptop

Hi,
I'm a bit confused with your description, what's your meanning by "gallery is not finding folder yet when I plug into my pc gallery will find it"?
What's the type of the folder, Please check the folder properties if it is Pictuer:
Roger Lu
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This is not the best place to ask for this kind of help. You'll be better off looking for support at Microsoft's side.
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